Be registered and logged in to comment
Just in case you have a private blog in which you want any readers who want to comment on your blog to be registered and logged in first, here is the simple steps if you are using wordpress.com or WordPress 2.7 for self-hosted wordpress blog.
1. Login to your wp admin
2. Click Setting -> Discussion ->
3. At the Submenu “Other comment settings”, check the “Users must be registered and logged in to comment”
4 Click “Save Changes” at the bottom. Done.
Page load error invalid or unsupported form of compression
When I try to open this blog a few hours ago, the Firefox browser send this error message: “Content Encoding Error. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.” I tried again several times, it still send the same error messages.
So, I looked for such case at Mozilla Firefox forum. Several responses with various solutions are offered. The one which works fine for me is this: “Cleare up private data, cache and cookies.”
On how to clear up the private date, cache and cookies on Firefox see here for details.
If the above solution doesn’t work for you, see here for more.
Oh one more thing, this problem after I upgrade the mozilla firefox browser into Mozilla 3.0. Is this firefox 3.0 the main problem? I am not sure.
Feedburner Feeds Change to New Address Again
First, this blog feedburner’s feeds URL address is http://feeds.feedburner.com/fatihsyuhud.
Second, after Feedburner.com being acquired by Google, the URL address changed into http://feedproxy.google.com/fatihsyuhud
Third, the second address seems ugly, Google think so I guess, so now comes the third shift of URL change: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/fatihsyuhud.
The change to all my feedburner feed comes few hours ago with email from Google notifying this:
You may now view and manage all of your feeds and their settings by visiting this address: http://feedburner.google.com
You will no longer be able to sign in to feedburner.com, but that’s okay: from now on, there is no reason to do so. Also, your old FeedBurner feeds, found at feeds.feedburner.com, will automatically redirect traffic to their new addresses on the feeds2.feedburner.com domain. You may still want to update any links or buttons on your website to use the new feeds2.feedburner.com address.
All of your feeds have been moved into this new account, and your stats have been loaded up. If you see “0″ for the most recent full day, don’t panic! It may take up to a week for a feed’s full dose of stats to appear in your new account.
Getting Started with AdSense for feeds
To set up AdSense for feeds, you now need to visit AdSense at http://www.google.com/adsense and choose the AdSense for feeds option under Manage Ads > Get Ads. (Ads won’t appear in your feeds unless you set up new ad units for them there.) You may also visit the AdSense for feeds section of the Google AdSense Help Center.
A Note for Publishers Who Use Email Subscriptions
feedburner.google.com has a more robust email subscription management feature; you may now search your entire subscriber base to locate subscribers and view their status, regardless of whether you have 100 or 100,000 of them. Visit Publicize > Email Subscriptions > Subscription Management to try it out.
So, if you got email from Google Feedburner like the one above, just go straight over to change your feedburner feed new url address. So should I.
Twitter for what?
What do you use Twitter for? Asks guardian.co.uk. Many interesting responses outthere. So far as I am concerned, I barely use twitter manually. I use it automatically as a way to add my blogs traffics.
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